Showing results for "Canadian Families" in Children's Audiobooks

L'idée du siècle de mes parents? Avoir un autre enfant! Non mais, comme si on était pas déjà beaucoup trop dans notre famille! Dire que je passerai très certainement en bas du 25 % d'attention parentale. Aussi bien dire presque zéro! Pire idée du monde. Heureusement que j'ai aussi pour me réconforter un brin de cette nouvelle style bombe nucléaire.

The Mighty Muskrats are off to the city to have fun at the Exhibition Fair. But when Chickadee learns about Grandpa’s little sister, who was scooped up by the government and adopted out to strangers without her parents’ permission many years ago, the Mighty Muskrats have a new mystery to solve. Once in the bright lights of the big city, the cousins get distracted, face off with bullies, meet some heroes and unlikely teachers, and learn many of the difficulties of life in the city, as well as hard truths about their country’s treatment of First Nations people.

Discover a captivating collection of folk tales from the heart of Canada, weaving together the rich traditions of its Indigenous peoples and the early influences of French, Scottish, Irish, and British settlers. Presented as enchanting fables, these stories invite you to explore the landscape of Canadas narrative heritage, many lacking a clear moral but brimming with imagination and wonder. (Summary by Sean Michael Hogan)

Join Professor Macmillan as he takes you on a captivating journey through the enchanting world of fairy tales. These timeless stories resonate with both young and old, evoking a sense of wonder and nostalgia. For children, they offer a magical realm where their imaginations can roam free, while for adults, they rekindle the joys of youth as they share these tales with their own children and grandchildren. The universal appeal of fairy tales lies in their exploration of the elemental aspects of human nature, transcending age and culture. In these Canadian tales, carefully curated from ...

Most Canadian parents want to teach their kids about money—but don’t always know where to start. Financial professionals often talk over our heads. School often doesn’t cover finances. And parenting is already busy and overwhelming This podcast was created to meet parents where they are—with empathy, clarity, and no shame. It’s about learning together, one simple idea at a time.

TikToker Amy Creyer Percifield, an American in Canada, explores what it means to raise a dual Canadian-American citizen in today's North American political & cultural landscape.

In Our Little Canadian Cousin, the author invites readers to explore the rich tapestry of late 19th-century Canadian home life. This narrative captures not just the warmth of a cozy fireside or the bustling activity of a country kitchen, but also the exhilarating outdoor adventures that define Canadian culture—think sleigh rides, skating on frozen lakes, snowshoeing through winter wonderlands, and the thrill of camping in vast, untouched landscapes. It’s a celebration of the joys found in a land where there’s always room to play. (Summary from the Authors foreword)

Hosted by adolescent medicine specialist Dr. Nicholas Chadi, Healthy Teens is a collection of smart conversations on issues affecting youth health and well-being. A podcast from the Canadian Paediatric Society.

Leading researchers and clinicians in the field of neurology reflect on the role of mentorship in Small Brains, Big Dreams, a podcast series created by Newborn Brain Society, in partnership with the Canadian Premature Babies Foundation. The Newborn Brain Society is a non-profit organization supporting a world in which all newborns have access to and receive the optimal brain care. We promote international, multi-disciplinary collaboration, education, and innovation among clinicians, scientists, and parents. Small Brains, Big Dreams is hosted by preemie parent & journalist, Jenna Morton. ...

A podcast for preemie parents and other NICU patients and care providers